Iron prison and bronze cage
Iron prison and bronze cage
The Chinese idiom Ti ě y ù t ó NGL ó ng in pinyin means a tight prison. It's from starry sky: lone bamboo gentleman II.
The origin of Idioms
Guo Moruo's "starry sky: lone bamboo gentleman II" said: "there are iron cages for enslavement, and there are dangerous, ruthless, shady, greedy, swarming like bees."
Idiom usage
It is often used in figurative sentences.
Iron prison and bronze cage
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1.persevere ten years in one 's studies in spite of hardships
persevere ten years in one 's studies in spite of hardships - shí nián hán chuāng
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2.fan the flames and add fuel to the flames
fan the flames and add fuel to the flames - zòng fēng zhǐ liáo
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3.give up the evil and follow the good
give up the evil and follow the good - juān cán qù shā
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5.with a bear 's loin and a tiger 's back
with a bear 's loin and a tiger 's back - xióng yāo hǔ bèi
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6.Looking at flowers in the mirror
Looking at flowers in the mirror - jìng lǐ guān huā
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9.have no contact with each other
have no contact with each other - shuǐ huǒ wú jiāo
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